Lecture 6 (Communication) Flashcards

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Downward and upward communication meaning

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Vertical communication:

Downward - communication to a lower level in the organization
Upward - communication to a higher level in the organization

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Lateral communication

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Communication to a same level position in the organization as you

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3
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Three forms of communication

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Oral, written and nonverbal

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Oral communication pros cons

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Pros: Speed, Feedback, exchange
Cons: Distortion of info

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Written communication pros cons

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Pros: Long-term, Quick, tangible and verifiable
Cons: Specific, time-consuming

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Nonverbal communications pros cons

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Pros: Real hidden message
Cons: Culture differences, Misinterpration

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Type of questions in verbal communication

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-Closed
-Open
-Probe
-Reflective
-Multiple
-Leading
-Hypothetical

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Closed and open type of questions meaning

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Closed - yes or no
Open - Introduces subject

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Probe question meaning

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follow up on an open question – what else can you tell me about that?

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Reflective question meaning

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Reflects upon something – You thought the FOiS lecture was boring?

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Multiple questions meaning

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Several questions at once – How do you feel about the exam and wasn’t Q4 difficult?

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Leading questions meaning

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Questions aimed to get a desired answer – Don’t you think Fons Naus is great?

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Hypothetical questions meaning

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What if questions – What would happen if we drink vodka during a class?

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Communication network two types

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Formal and informal

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Communication network subtypes

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Formal:
-Chain
-Wheel
-All channel

Informal:
-Grapevine

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16
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Chain communication network

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You only communicate to your superior or someone who is one position higher than you

17
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Wheel communication network

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one central figure to whom everyone communicates to

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All channel communication network

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Everyone is allowed to communicate to everyone

19
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Speed, accuracy, emerge of a leader and member satisfaction in communication networks

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Chain network:
Moderate speed, High accuracy, Moderate emergence of a leader, Moderate member satisfaction

Wheel network:
Fast speed, High accuracy, High emergence of a leader, low member satisfaction

All channel network:
Fast speed, Moderate accuracy, No emergence of a leader, High member satisfaction

20
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Communication barriers consist of:

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-Filtering
-Selective perception
-Information overload
-Emotions
-Language
-silence
-communication apprehension
-lying

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Filtering barrier meaning

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A sender’s manipulations of information so that it will be seen more favorably by the receiver

22
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Communication apprehension meaning

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Undue tension and anxiety about oral communication, written communication, or both

23
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High and low context communication meaning

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High-context cultures: Cultures that rely heavily on nonverbal and subtle situational cues in communication.

Low-context cultures: Cultures that rely heavily on words to convey meaning in communication.

24
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Communication serves these functions:

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1.management,
2.feedback,
3.emotional sharing,
4.persuasion,
5.information exchange

25
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Meaning of formal channels of communication

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Formal channels are communication channels established by an organization
to transmit messages related to the professional activities of members

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Meaning of informal channels of communication

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Informal channels are communication channels that are created spontaneously and that emerge as responses to individual choices

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Two ways of processing information

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Automatic and controlled processing

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Automatic processing of info meaning

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Surface level consideration of evidence
and information, making use of heuristics

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Controlled processing of info meaning

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detailed consideration of evidence and information relying on facts, figures, and logic

30
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When is the audience more likely to use automatic processing of info

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When:
-Not interested
-Poorly informed
-information transmitted through relatively lean channels

31
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Cultural communication factors

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-Semantic barriers
-Word connotation barriers
-Tone difference barriers
-Tolerance for conflict barriers

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Semantic barrier meaning

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obstacle which distorts the meaning of a message being sent.

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Word connotation barrier meaning

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obstacle when there are literal and another meaning for a word